Sentence examples for evolutionary comprehension from inspiring English sources

Moreover, orthology is also a valuable source for evolutionary comprehension of pathways through phylogenetic analysis.

A previous investigation concluded that labeled synapomorphies on phylogenetic trees encourage comprehension of evolutionary relationships (Novick et al., 2010).

Thus students' difficulty in learning is not only related to comprehension of the evolutionary processes, processes but also to reluctance in accepting the theory as a valid scientific theoretical explanation for natural phenomena related to the origin of all biodiversity.

In the present study, we ascertained whether comprehension about basic evolutionary concepts is related to the majoring field of freshman students and evaluated the level of misconceptions incorporated by such students.

This seems to reveal a contradiction between comprehension of the evolutionary perspective and the persistence of a common belief deeply rooted in Western culture in the 19th and 20th centuries (Gould 1981 Pievani 2012).

Although most objections to biological evolution come from fundamentalists, we observed that even among Catholics, their religious convictions interfered in the comprehension of both evolutionary evidence and the process of evolution itself.

Resolving issue will be a major step toward a better comprehension of the evolutionary history of the simulans complex.

The development of new phylogenetic markers is thus necessary for the further comprehension of tunicate evolutionary history.

These two events complicate the comprehension of the molecular evolutionary history of chaetognaths.

In the United States, lack of comprehension and outright misunderstandings about evolutionary theory are magnified by the lack of public acceptance of evolution (Miller et al. 2006; Nadelson and Hardy 2015).

An understanding of how and when particular pseudogenes were derived in relation to other genomic features is significant to our comprehension of both genomics and evolutionary biology (Zhang and Gerstein, 2003).